Taking inspiration from birds who toil endlessly to make a home for themselves, designer Emily Pilloton designed the Human nest with an aim to encourage user engagement in creating something comfortable and functional.
The material that goes into this one is a simple Bamboo frame, that’s filled with all the scrap textiles, shreds of your old clothes and fabric. This makes your nest a very own creation of yours, a snug corner that you have created with your own hands for utmost comfort and relaxation.
It symbolizes the ‘constant work in progress’ theme by involving the user who constantly engages himself in adding on something onto this, thereby making it an very personal and constantly evolving piece of furniture.
Price: $1800
Human Nest: The Constantly Evolving Furniture
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It kinda reminds me of the Feel Seating System...